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Provide script that downloads netflix prize data and puts it in the right place #56
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This looks great!
When you merge main, go ahead and delete the Pipfile.lock
file. Then merge your changes to Pipfile
, and run pipenv install
. That will regenerate a fresh Pipfile.lock
. The file is machine generated and not intended to be merged by hand.
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This file needs to be merged with main. It should be simple, just keep everything that main added, and add your new dependencies and scripts.
mediabridge/clean_up_data.py
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This might be a bit overkill, because folks could just run rm -rf data
to remove the data dir, and your download script will recreate it right?
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I was thinking in the future it could be used to delete specific data, but it's probably a YAGNI situation
Updated Pipfile to specify versions. Updated Scripts definitions. Moved scripts to process_data repository. Edited header comment in download_data.
Hey @JamesKohlsRepo! I was going to try and resolve your merge conflicts for you so we could get this PR merged. However, it looks like you made your changes in your own fork. In the future, it might be a good idea to create branches in this repo directly (you're a contributor) so that other folks can work on the code too. |
After merging down 72, this branch and PR should be deleted. Thx. |
Fixes #43